Hi my beloved viewers across the globe!!! So, while I am in this process of seeking a new and better opportunity for myself - I thought it would be therapeutic to do some fun daydream writing. I mean who doesn't love dreaming of things we wish we could have and experience right? It's a way of thinking positively and motivating yourself to believe there's more for you. I probably have too much time to daydream, but it is a relatively healthy outlet sometimes and it's better than pouting.
I wish my record in the workforce was more alluring and highlighted greater achievement, but for now I am still at an entry level with mild experience in the clerical field of medicine. I utilized google to better outline my dream job to fit the monetary compensation that would yield the necessary income for a 7 bedroom house valuing at $800k. According to today's market, I would require an annual income of $200k to $260k to pay the monthly mortgage of $800k house. In my naive mind, considering how much I've actually earned annually in the past: I have always viewed earning at least $100,000 a year to be a really comfortable earning compared to my $40k which really is only $34k after $6000 goes to taxes.
The best working conditions for me would have to be working the least amount of hours for the greatest price point. Again, future prospective employers who might come across my blog, this is strictly my daydream job, so do not be discouraged from reaching out with a realistic job offer for me. Now, with that clarification, in my pretend job offer - I would only work 3 days a week and be off for an amazing 4 days. I would work only Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 7AM to 3PM with a paid lunch at $100.00 an hour. I would like to have a spending fee of ordering food on the companies account of $50 (considering how much they always overcharge for taxes and delivery fees).
Now, the hardest part of this imaginative job is the actual classification of what role I would be executing for $100 an hour. I definitely would want my own private office that was large enough to fit one of those large office desk, a love sofa, a large copier machine, a beautiful bookshelf, and some light fake plant decor. Perhaps, a title around executive assistant or mid-level assistant of some clerical medical company I could be a part of for the $100k salary after taxes. I am not exactly sure if I would need my own personal office assistant or secretary, but it would be nice to be able to nicely boss someone around and give orders. Managers should be great leaders, and after the several ones I have experienced I know I'd make a wonderful boss because I know how not to mistreat them.
As a boss, I would not micromanage people's personal style of getting the job done so long as it was legal and ethical. I would give clear instruction once and allow them to work it out without constantly monitoring their progress. If you believe someone is good enough to do their job, let them show you and have confidence in their ability to succeed without you interfering.
Now, back to the part of making enough to afford a seven bedroom house, I would rely on my husband to make the remaining $160k and between both of our incomes afford a house big enough for 4 kids, a guest room, and my home office. Again, these are all aspirations of a dream, but honestly at this point I would just like to guarantee that I will be able to live in an actual house for the rest of my days again, because apartments suck for more than two person family. Recently, some IG follower butted into my comment on a page I follow, and they could not reason with my logic that men are suppose to be the providers of a household. Even if a woman is a successful career woman, I don't think a real man could really be content knowing he doesn't financially support his wife and kids. A woman can make more than her husband, but he has to be able to contribute at least 40% of the household income. I know I don't want to be a stay-at-home mom, but I would also not be okay with just being the sole breadwinner in the family. I just googled some examples and even though they are celebrities, it proves my point that a husband who makes far much less than his wife will never be content and they end up in divorce amongst other things.
I got sidetracked, but back to the "dream job" - I would definitely more than anything would want to contribute as much as I could financially so that I could enjoy a life of comfort without my current needs for myself or a future family. People seek to be rich, but all I want is to live comfortably where there is no budget on things I'd like to buy or experience. I am not saying I want to buy ridiculous things like a private jet or an island. I just want a nice car that is new and of my liking but isn't worth the amount of a mansion. A safari trip to Africa is an experience many people go into debt for or save years to have, but I'd like to just afford it without either sacrifice. Alright, enough pretend talk and let me get some much needed rest to face the real ugly music I don't like in a few hours yet again. But lastly, above an incredible job offer relatively close to this one, I still yearn to be an entrepreneur that doesn't just sell a great product, but has a successful line of service companies where I can hire thousands of people and give them all the perks I would want in a job no matter how simple the job may be (like providing all their uniforms, meals, fair actual livable pay, and complete medical coverage without discounting it from their actual pay).
So with all of that let me get back to my main goal of spreading encouragement and reminding myself and others you are not a mistake because God that created you is perfect and He cannot make mistakes. You are here for a plan and a purpose so allow Jesus into your life and discover that plan for your life to be fulfilled. Thank you and remember leaving a small comment or feedback is always welcomed!!
Xoxoxoxoxo,
Ana :)
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